PJV helps validating and find erroneous line in JSON file (as far as it can) .
Installation
By using pip:
pip install pjv
Example
Given sample.json file content:
{"scores":
{"hvn": "9"},
{"nvh": "6"},
}
Use pjv to validate it:
$ pjv sample.json
Error: Expecting property name: line 3 column 5 (char 33)
2 {"hvn": "9"},
3 {"nvh": "6"}, <----- this or maybe the line above is informal, such as redundant or missing `,`. See http://json.org for JSON format.
4 }
Contribution
All contribution are greatly welcome :+1:
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